The new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1876-1904, 1887-11-12
Saturday, November IL, 1887.

Hutchinson d Jacobs.
OPPORTUNITIES for business men:
Advertise in the New DOMINION.
Kitchens will give 20 cents a
dozen for 500 dozen of fresh eggs.
WANTED, five hundred healthy en-
crgetic males and females to boom
this town.
Our stock of caps and gloves for
cold weather are ready for you at
Hirschman's.
LAST week the elements surely got
the better of Us for they threw the
dust in our eyes.
LADIES' wraps at Kitchens store
% per cent cheaper than last season.
Go and see them.
LIEUT.. WILSON recently moved his
house near Decker's creek to higher
ground out of reach of high water.
ELEVEN thousand pounds of -four
received at Hutchinson Il Jacobs
last week, at $500 and $3.50 per
hundred.
VIM Fl. SHEIB, the music dealer of
Wheeling, sent to his friend d. II.
Slime yesterday his photograph.
Slime says it is good one.
HUTCHINSON q JACOBS store is
crowded each day with eager buyers.
Their trade this fall has been far
heavier than ever before.
Our job room is so crowded with
orders that it has been necessary to
keep the machinery in motion Is
hours per day for three weeks past.
NOTWITHSTANDING the immence
stock of fall goods bought by Hutch
inson & Jacobs, of the Falls, the de-
mand has been so great that an en-.
tire new stock has been ordered.
WE know there are many who
wish to subscribe and advertise in
the New DOMINION but we really
have not the time to see them so you
will please send your names and
money.
PRoF. WHITE has already sold sew
eral lots on his new street. There
are elegant building lots on his
property and persons wishing tc
build should avail themselves of the
opportunity of early choice.
STRANGERS might think Morgan
tow to be a slave market for you can
go into some stores early in the
morning or late at night and see
men and boys sitting, more often
lying, on the counter
T. w. ANDERSON sold lot adjoin-
ing Prof. Stewards to j. K. Hawthorn
few days ago. Mr.. Hawthorn will
build house upon it at once and
the family will move from their farm
near Collins Ferry in the spring.
WHERE is Morgantown's water
works, gas works, free bridge, fire
engine, street sprinkler, street sweep
er, new court house, town hall, boom
ing committee and reading room
That is the question; for there's the
rub,
ONLY two transfers of property
were recorded last week. viz: L. d
Sisler and wife to Judson Sisler, q
acres in Union district, and Johr
Chisler and wife to Zimri Ammons
26 acres and % poles in Cass dis
district.
SAM JONES makes a good hit one,
in while along with the rest. No
long ago he said: "The most beau
tiful sight in the world is to see ,
family around cheerful fire will
the head of the family reading hi
local paper which he has paid for il
advance"
The ordinance should be enforced
prohibiting parties from blockadins
the sidewalks. At present som,
places a person is obliged to craw
over boxes, jump over barrels, climl
over chicken coops, which may b
natural to some, but the averag
person is not an athlete and conse
quently can not get along very well
PRoF. s. T. FORD, of New Yorl
City, one of the most eminent elocu
tionists in the country, will give al
entertainment in the NJ. f. churcl
on Thursday evening, Nov. 18th, un
der the auspices of the cadet corps
A large audience will no doubt gree
the Professor and they will be wei
repaid. Admission 25 cents.
The Athenaeum, the new Uniyer
sity paper edited by the students
has been issued from this Office. 1
is well edited and will be credit t.
both the students and printers, AM
will be strong factor in the matter
of keeping up the interest of old stu
dents and old friends of the institu
tion it represents. We wish it Ion;
life.
In the program of the Dauphil
county and Harrisburg, Pa, teach
ers' institute, among the names q
the instructors, composed of sue
men as DR.. Higbee, Profs. Findley
Ballet and Baer, we notice that Q
Prof Thomas E. Hodges. We rt
gard this not only as a complimen
to our esteemed friend, Prof Hodges
but an equal one to West virgini
schools and West Virginia brains.
For some time there has been som
apprehension expressed by our pee
pie that the winter schedule woul
reduce the train service on the F. N
& P. to one train per day. There
no ground for any such appreher
sion. Mr.. Clements was here o
Monday and instead of taking o
one train he added one, so on tn
new book we will have three dali
trains instead of two. The thir
will be freight and will not carr
passengers.
WE came near having very $,
we're water famine recently. TIL
mule attached to Morgantown
water works took it into his head
suddenly saunter of, throwing tt
engineer, wrenching the spindl
breaking the pully belt, loosenin
several cogs and twisting the axl
he Furthermore continued to kic
and the consequence was he kicks